Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 25 April 1927 — Page 3

■nPl'X XI AV Al TO agency in city 1., non werlina And Ed Jaberg Take ■ Aoency For Po" tiac And Oakland; I ’ Buy Kleen Rite Laundry I Milton <’■ Werling and Ed IV Jaberg , I Preble, have purchased the Kleemj E itl . Auto Laundry, on North Third ; Lat in this city, and also have so-, Led th- agency for the Oakland and I Pontiac automobiles. The new owners took possession of the business this morning and have one of the new Pontiai. models on the floor. They have the agency for Adams county and both Mr Werling and Mr. Jaberg will L galeamen in their territory. | The Oakland and Pontiac cars an ■products of General Motors and have ! ne ver been sold in this city hy a local dealer and the new representatives I irill carry both cars in stock. The j Kleen-Rite auto laundry will continue t 0 9 erve auto owners in washing and greasing cars and will also install an additional service of cleaning the inI terior of automobiles. o Letter Carrier Walks 92,040 Miles During 20 Years Os Service [ Peru. Ind.. April 25—(INS)— Long I distance walking records, and the carI rying power of man were being questioned around here, after Jess Robertson. local letter carrier, figured he had walked 92,040 miles and carried 514,080 pounds of mail during his 20 years of service. Robertson estimated he perambulated 4,602 miles each year -within the confines of this city. Multiplication convinced him his 20 years of service had carried him a distance of 92,040 miles, or around the world nearly four times. Robertson's daily load of mail matter weighs in the neighborhood of 84 pounds. This he figured to reach the half million pound mark. o “Captain Applejack’’ Is Capital Entertainment By Wright Players

j Arthur Kohl has one of those care-| free parts in which he literally I “romps" through a play at the Majestic theater. Fort Wayne, this week. As “Captain Applejack” in the com-; edy drama of the same name, Mr. i | Kohl has a part which fits his abili-! I ties naturally. He does not need to | i “act." His natural portrayal of the i ■ part is a portion of the charm of this i excellent comedy drama. The play is melodramatic in sec- ! tions, hut with a strong sense of hu- [ i mor throughout and with excellent I comedy scenes relieving the drama. | “Captain Applejack” was a sensation on Broadway and in large cities ! and duplicated its stage success in ■ I the motion pictures. The stage proI duction never came into Northern InI diana and the Wright Player’s preI sentation is a treat to the section. Mr. Kohl has the part of a young I rich man. bored with his existence, to. ■,■ I world. But adventure comes seeking him at his ancestral mansion and he is the center of a battle between I two criminal gangs for possession of | a fortune they believe the mansion j I holds. A strong element of romance runs I through the entire play, with a surprise in this respect toward the end. The Wright Players are well cast, I with Miss Frances Hall as the young I ward of the rich man. Miss Dorrit j Kelton as his aged aunt and with several members added to the com-1 pany to fill the many parts. The usual Wednesday and Saturday bargain matinees will be offered. It —advt. Cabbage plants, ice cream, soft drinks, all kinds of fresh jneats. Open evenings and Sundays. Miller & Deitsch. Phone 464. 86tt

Had Six Years of Stomach Agony Now She Eats Anything, Sleeps Soundly and Gaining Weight. ."I ’ na< l severe stomach and bowel trouble for over six years. Had dizzy. an d a t times would have fallen if I had not had something to hold to. Was awfully nervous, had gas °n my stomach most all the time, severe cramps and agonizing pains. - felt like I was raw from the bottom of my stomach clear up to my : throat, and I had to take soda all ■ the time. My first and only relief I name from Viuna. After the second I '* ose I could feel it was helping me. 1 After the second bottle all the gas, ‘ etc., disappeared for good, | and now I can eat anything without one bit of fear. My appetite is | Rood, my nervousness gone, and I I sleep like a baby at night. Until 1 took Viuna I had never weighed over.llo pounds in my life, and now 1 weigh 114 pounds, and am gaining v Ve l y „ day.”—Mrs. Mike Hennis, Fortville, Ind. h„„h}? a , acta promptly on sluggish mils' a . zy llver and weak kidneys. It 8 the blood, clears the skin, reappetite and digestion, and brings ’treneth and energy to the whole Mdy Take a hottie on trial. Then If | “P.t Siad you tried Viuna, your nr° be refunded. $1 at Co a/ P° B t|>ald by Iceland Medicine VIUNA i The vegetable regulator Sold By CALLOW & KOHNE

Central High Swamps Portland Thinly ('lads < ontrtil high school of Kort Wayne I swainpod the Portland high schol thin--1 ly clads in a dual track and field meet j held at Fort Wayne, Saturday, the I finul score being to Central I won first place In to nos the eleven ’ events. Freeman, who finished first in the mile run. was the only Portland 1 athlete to cop a first place. Huntington Vikings Defeat Bluffton, 9-8 Bluffton, April 25—Failure of Baxter to touch third base after clouting a home run with one man on base In the i sixth inning cost Bluffton high school's baseball team a victory over the Ihtf.t- --| ington Vikings, hete, Saturday after- ' | neon. The Vikings won by a score of 9-8. Huntington scored one run in the ' first Inning, five In the second and two in the third. Bluffton scored two in the second, two in the fourth three ' in the sixth and one in the seventh. Huntington used three pitchers, while Brough and Heller each took a turn on the mourn! for Bluffton. Bluffton collected 11 hits and the Vikings clouted out 14. ' — 0 Bluffton Drops Boy Scout Area Council Plan Bluffton, Apiil 25—At a fairly well attended meeting of those interested in the Boy Scout movement in this city | and county, in the community buildingl lifst evening, it was decided to allow 1 the proposition to lapse in this city indefinitely. The money that had been paid in, while only about half enough was deposited in the Studabaker bank which has been closed sicne then, at d ■ is now tied up, and the proposition of | raising $1,200 at this time was consid-j ; ered almost impossible. Mr. J. L. Anguish was here from I Fort Wayne and outlined the plan f >r | the area, which was to consist of four j counties, including Wells. Represeuta-

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1927.

(Ives from Uniondale ami Vera Cruz were pteseitt and It was voted tn send representatives from each of thej places to a meeting io bo held at Fort Wayne next Tuesday evening. Hugh Dustman will represent Vera Cruz, i lint Kain, Fniotidale and Fred Ault, Bluffton. — o— -— —- Large Bass ( aught In City Reservoir Greensburg, Ind., April 25 —(INS) — The first fish story of the 1927 season was brought to light here, anti it lays claim to being a true one. Incidentally, the story was not about “the big one that got away." John Tekulve, shoe repair man hero, went fishing in the city reservoir and pulled out a bass said by some fishermen to be the largest caught in Decatur county waters. Tekulve wouldn't risk ridicule at the hands of doubting Thomases, and brought his fish for exhibition to local friends. Il weighed 5 pounds 15 ounces, and measured 21 inches in length. o The condition of D. M. Hensley, a patient at the St. Joseph hospital continues very serious. See “Cyclone SaTlx””!). H. S. Auditorium, Monday and Tuesday nights. 94t4 0 Don’t accept a garter from your fiance—if you don’t intend to stay engaged. — Cort Theatre. April 26-27. Gone are the Bilious Days Biliousness disappears whan you follow this wound, honest treatment First: txit simpler ftxwls, allowing digestive system a chance to improve. Second: .stimulate better (1 pihtion and bowel regularity by I<LkH4» (’nanilterlain's Tablets for a week. They aroiiMi healthy fIHMKTWTw digestion, get results quickly. 50c or 25c jxicket sizes at your druggist. For free sample Chamberlain Med. Co.. 603 6th Ave., Des Moines, lowa. CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS

KIRKLAND 11. S. TO GADUATE SIXTEEN Commencement Exercises To Be Held Tuesday Night; Sen. L. A. Pittenger To Give Address Sixteen pupils will bo graduated from Kirkland high school, Tuesday night, when that school holds II annual commencement exercises at the Kirkland high school auditorium, nt S o'clock. A fine commencement program has been announced, which will bring to a close the week's festivities in connection with the graduation exercises. The following pupils are members of the class and will receive their diplomas Tuesday night; Selma Scherry Alta Kreulznian, Velina Anderson. Rachel Yager, I>>la Schlickman, Mar-

Dental Health Week April 24 to 30th. Wtei Bill! Il I 111 I I i il/l W■l i P ' i Ya. \ V-A' VNY \ -u ~ * A, X, - ''Xx. ** j ' I '7 , , ■ 8 e- . ' Illustration Reprinted, Courtesy Indianapolis News. There are ten million school children in the United States suffering from direct effect or decaying teeth and Unsanitary mouths. Is Your Child Among Them? ’T’ljp Decatur Dentists desiring to he of service to [ '*“■* the public will examine, free of charge, the teeth of all school children, Wednesday, April 27th. We invite the parents to examine the charts the children bring home with them. The following dentists are cooperating in the observance of Dental Health Week: Dr. Roy Archbold , Dr. Burt Mangold Dr. Fred Patterson Office 169 N. 2nd St. Phone 164 Office K. C. Bldg. Phone 472 Office K. C. Bldg. Phone 472 Dr. John Clark Dr. J. Q. Neptune Dr. J. Glenn Neptune Office 127 N. 3rd St. Phone 131 Office Peoples Loan & Trust Co. Bldg., Office Peoples Loin A Trust Co, Bldg., Phone 23. Phone 23.

gatel Gelaol, Mabel l.eyse, Mtirgnr-t Henchen, Alonzo Smith, Russel I.lby, Alfred Heller Horman Haul bine, Ger1 aid Zimmerman, Wayne Dilling. Charles Myers, and Edgar Zimmerman. Senator 1,. A. Pittonper, of Muncie, will deliver the commencement address, and the public is Invited to attend the graduation exorcises. The following program has been arranged; ' Music High School Orchestra Invocation Reverend Smith • Music High School Orchestra Address L. A. Pittenger i Presentation of : Class (’. V. Millikan Diplomas Clifton Striker i Music High School Orchestra Benediction Reverend Smith o . ■■■ -— Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vance were Fort Wayne visitors Sunday afternoon

CARO OF THANKS We wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness ntid assistance during the sickness andi death of our husband and father; also for the floral offerings. Mrs Mary Johnson and family. Couldn’t Eat Fruit, Stomach So Bad "1 was badly constipated and troubled with gas utter eating. Could not eat fruit and many other things. Adlerka has done me good —can now eat anything."—W. H. Fletcher. Adlelka relieves stomach gas and sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel, it removes old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Det Adlerika gives your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how much better you feel. Smith, Yager and Falk.

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